... eleven o’clock forenoon, Mr. Walter Kitchen, manager to Mr. Kyle, farmer, Ashfield, Lochsweenside, North Knapdale, left his own house look after the sheep in the hills, but did not return in the evening. On Tuesday Mr. Kitchen’s staff and hat were observed ...

... pistol, ball, powder, &c, at a gunsmith's the town, saving he wanted to shoot a dog. the I Sunday morning he went into the kitchen where deceased and the cook were, and without saying word to the former shot her dead. A long statement made by prisoner to ...

... Drake,'being built during the reign of HIenry Vll t. at Cthe breoking. up of Bsrhiiis Priory, distnut some tw6 inltee.- The kitchen 'con- tained several frescoes and panel palntitsgs ofnimerir,. as well as armoury. Mr. trestham was insured to some extent ...

... hole, and thence broke through the ceiling of the shop. They then descended the stairs, crossed the yard, wrenched open the kitchen shutters, and by that means got into the sitting room and the shop. Here they cleared the window of gold rings, chains, pins ...

... mihogany and other tables, ohtirs, chests of drawers, a long oak table, dressing table, clock and case, dresser and shelves, kitchen, culinary, brewing, dairy, and washing The and dead Farming Stock will sold on the fil viewed the morning of eale, and catalogues ...

... bethan saloon of the building, the visitors inspected the arrangements of the institution, passing through the school- rooms, kitchens, dining and play rooms, laundry &c Upon their re-assembling, the Chairman expiained that tbe object with which the meeting ...

... haifdoz. Jugs, Pollan China, Stone Jugs, with Metal Tops, fur Hut Water, and a great variety of others, of all else,. of Kitchen Ware, very cheap. Jar 3, Feet Warmers, Baking Pans, Bread Pans, &a. Opt Glass, the beat that can be matte, in all articles ...

... earnings, and that she had a family of cleven children depending on her for support. Committed accordingly. AssauLt.—Harriet Kitchen appeared to a summons charging her with assaulting Mary Ann Winters. Com- plainant and defendant are both “ nymphs of the ...

... no doubt that Mr. Kitchen was drowned when crossing the loch on the ice, with the view of taking a short cut in returning home. His body has not yet been found, but preparations are making to get a boat taken to the loch. Mr. Kitchen was a native of R ...

... lovely valleys hut their contentment returns when they think of the fat goose who, tied the leg, is awaiting his doom by the kitchen tent or ' bakehouse, or of the tenner pig, which has been reared up from his childhood for the sole object doing honour to ...

... amount of alarm prevailed, caused by the ringing of the bells, tbe rustling of the window frames, and clashing of crockery, kitchen utensils, _c. At the Imperial Hotel tbe terror and confusion were so greatjthat most of the inmates left their apartments ...

... —ln consequence of . the severity of the Weather and the dearness of provisions, the French Government has resolved to open kitchens in every quarter of 'Paris. A circular from the prefect of police to the police commissaries states that the Emperor and ...